> just an idea but maybe on planet creation you could pick all others instances and check if distance is odd or not ?

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> If it's not odd, move the planet 1 pixel away or sthing like this ?

> this wont be very elegant but maybe could work ?

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> this should avoid the player to be in equal distance from both

ArmonPlan You still have the possibility of the players position being halfway between because the position is stored as a decimal.

BaconSwagg If you add a condition like Pick Top or something to force just a single instance of the planet, you won't have 2 planets gravity grab the object. The weird thing happening when the character changes gravity is caused by the residual momentum from the original jump. If you sent the VectorY to 0, it should take care of it. I modified your project: This may give you what you need.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sEG5lyml57XqE-BMxLYOElvJ29L3d_UY/view?usp=sharing

yeah sorry, i did tried and realized that in the pick nearest action, the distance is not rounded ^^

by my side, i tried to add a global var to it's project to store the last landed planet and add some filtering when jumping and searching the target with pick nearest x)

hope it's not too ugly xD

sorry i did try and it wasnt a good idea, seems pick nearest is not rounding distances values,

BUT, i think this should do the job ?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/jbtmqpnmzux7cou/gravity%20shift%20%28edited%29.c3p?dl=0

ps: of course you'll need to add some kind of filtering, maybe with "jump is pointing to this planet or not" and distance between player and planet while jumping < limitAttractDistance" or whatever you want :)

just an idea but maybe on planet creation you could pick all others instances and check if distance is odd or not ?

If it's not odd, move the planet 1 pixel away or sthing like this ?

this wont be very elegant but maybe could work ?

this should avoid the player to be in equal distance from both

last idea for me ^^

maybe you could add a black sprite on the moon light layer to "hide" the light when needed ?

but you'll need a dedicated moon light layer for that i guess, to avoir the hiding of the others lights

What u think ? is this what you need ?

just add a "moon" on the layer 0

and add light for this moon on layer 50

and defined layer 0 and 50 with the same paralax values

Also i deleted a background on "main" layer (defined as transparent) and i removed the multiply effect on some layers

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1618db2eujmyiaa/testLight.c3p?dl=0

as you can see if you jump near the "moon", the light of the character is in front of the light of the moon

also, i've added a "cloud" in layer80 as a proof of concept

didnt do all of you need but it's a good start to continue like that i guess, no ?